My parents were Annie Carter and Frankie Cochran and there are many names in their ancestry. I am also researching the ancestors of my husband, Charles Brooks. and saving it all on various webpages. and creating my own internet family webring and searchbox so that any of our relatives can be looked up. There are many free webspace providers online, like Rootsweb.com or angelfire.com therefore I have many links to peruse.

Along with collecting family stories and documents, I am also researching the military records, finding several who served in the Civil War. and several listed in the DAR catalog online.

Now with tons of census records and documents, I am researching their hometowns, trying to learn more about their neighbors and their lifestyle.

When I began working the Sellers lineage of my mother, I found where one of the cousins, Nathaniel Sellers married a Schrimpshire girl and her sister married an Indian Chief Dennis Bushyhead. I have several of those branches !!! In the Sellers case, the Sellers and Andersons already had Indian blood in their line from their grandmothers of North Carolina 1700s. The Scrimpshire father, Martin, had married a Gunter who was full blood Cherokee and they all resided in Guntersville Alabama. One of the Gunters married a McCoy girl but then I found one of my Fenn grandfathers did also!! Mrs Fenn then named a son Travis and he married a girl only known as ?Mary?. which might be another clue.

Then I looked for the parents of Martin Schrimpshire and found his mother was listed online as ?Edith Kona Edna Vann? - lo and behold another famous Cherokee name, which is where I need to study their hometown known as Big Joe Vann?s Spring Place in Georgia.

My own grandfather Cecil Fenn Carter said they were Cherokee and I managed to locate his sister Carrie in Choctaw Nation Oklahoma.  Carrie's husband Ben Johnson was born in Indian Nation, Texas but his mother was an indian from Alabama and his father "denied" her the right to join the Rolls.

Carrie and Cecil had a brother, Frank Jr., who called them "half" siblings so maybe Mr. Carter was the father of them - we will never know !  There are many Carter families online researching their Cherokee blood.  What we do know is that William Fenn born 1855 in Tuskegee Alabama married Anna Lou Stone in 1893 and she left him about 1900 to remarry, but she joined her family in Macon Georgia.  Anna's Uncle Charles Stone named his sons Tecumseh and Osceola.

My own transcription of 1840 Montgomery

Captain George Little and Isaac Coonfield were the grandfathers of the Cochrans who had migrated into Kentucky about 1800, but this line also intermarried with the Criglers, Douglass, Handley, Roby, Simmons, Wright, Weatherford, Swearengin, Wells, Clark, Young, Henderson, Sturgeon, Miller, Crawford, Parker, Tefft, White, Sweet, names.

My grandmother was Luella Coonfield Cochran and she was Cherokee by blood from some of those above.

Annie Carter's line includes Fann, Stone, Anderson, Brack, Doty, Stephens, Bozeman, Moon, McClain,Harrell, Sellers, Fenn, Wood, Broadway, Hill, most of whom began in Virginia and migrated south.

The Brooks line includes, Thornton, Hood, Baxley, Partridge, Culpepper, Blackstone, Ballard, Smith, Bond, Craig, Pennington, Baxter, mainly from Georgia and Tennessee.

Charles and Kathy in 1972 and more links Our Family Info and the TREE

Brooks Family and the Family Tree Maker pages 1 and 2 contain many documents.

The book Sketches of Bozeman I have scanned and posted and my research of my Bozemans

My collection of tombstones at Find A Grave.com

Images and Documents and Certificates

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www.accessgenealogy.comHas tons of records, Indian rolls, military and many other free records, biographies and images .

One thing in researching our ancestors, nearly every line was honored to have someone Who served in the American Revolution and then another in the Civil War, as well as Other military services. These records are available on the internet.

Most are able to find one relative on the Trail Of Tears but none of mine yet.  They married whites and lived as white.

Many were lost to diseases, fevers, other epidemics and many were orphaned, had legal guardians, adopted or just took up with another family.

Some famous names were in South Carolina living near my families, Rogers, McQueen, Weatherford, McIntosh, McGillvary, Gist, wasn?t Sequoyah?s father a Guist? There was even a non cousin Cynthia Parker kidnapped in the 1800s by an Indian and she gave birth to the next Indian chief Quannah Parker. Amazing history even with common names. Many of my surnames are found in Indian Nation Oklahoma, just not my direct line.

I did find my grandpa Frank D. Cochran and his wife Luella in 1920 census living near Will Rogers in Chelsea, Rogers County, Oklahoma, near many other Coonfields who did marry Indians. Will Rogers became a famous actor and Indian chief. His father Clement had come from South Carolina into Tennessee. Great reading. My parents were living in Broken Arrow on Mingo Road in Tulsa Oklahoma when I was born. Mother was tracing her roots even back then. Her brother Billy Carter loved Indian Country and remained in Enid Oklahoma for many years.

There were several Rogers families around my Bozemans in South Carolina who migrated to Alabama in the 1820s, while Alabama was still a wilderness full of beasts and several Indian tribes.

Usgenweb.com has each state listed and offers a ton of old stuff to read and study and of course the census records online at ancestry or heritage quest help locate the families, with dates and ages, and place of birth, but then you get to see their neighbors and often times, the neighbors were family members.

When I found George Little in Kentucky, two of his sons lived by him, two of his married daughters, then his in laws and as each decade passed, there were many more to find near them who had also intermarried into the lineage.

He was born 1733...age 21 when he came to America ( 1754 ) married and then 10 children.....was in war 1776 at age 43 for two years in the Third Regiment of the Colonial Army..was Sargent, Lieutenant, then Captain until Tarleton's men shot him in the hip causing disability......on 1790 census with 10 others in household...

His son Jonas Little married Betsy Douglass and then George married Betsy?s widowed mother, Mary Handley Douglass. Jonas named a son Douglass Little and one Hiram Little, then having several other children all born in Kentucky around 1820. The Wright sisters came along and married

Hiram and Douglass. The mother of the Wright girls was Catherine Weatherford, a daughter of Charles Weatherford, born in Charlotte Virginia to Mary Half Blood. Of all the many Weatherfords I have researched during that era, he is the only one I have found who could have moved to Alabama and married Sehoy. The father of Charles was Martin Weatherford , a wealthy planter who surely made his mark in history, being banned from the state of Georgia and fled to the Bahamas. The son of Charles was William Weatherford, or Chief Red Eagle, and those Creek Indians were all over south Alabama, but then I found many other of my relatives around south Alabama and wonder, was there Creek blood in my line?  Why were so many of our ancestors moving into the indian nation.

Grandpa William Fenn was born in Tuskegee Alabama, former Creek Nation. His wife Anna Stone was also born in Macon County , former Creek Nation, but their son said he was Cherokee. When the parents and grandparents of the Fenns and Stones are studied in early Georgia around 1700s, they were among Creek and Cherokee. William told his children that the baby, Cecil ( my grandfather ) was only their ?half? sibling. Anna divorced William and moved back to Macon Georgia and married a Carter - Cecil used that name and never used the Fenn name, even though he visited them often.

William had managed his cousin?s Fenn Plantation in Eufaula for many years and many slaves and Indians had worked the crops - perhaps one was the Carter man? This we will never know. Barbour County history mentions the plantation owner Matthew Fenn who had left Georgia and bought up hundreds of acres of land in Alabama.

Cecil was said to have been a mean husband to my granny Alice McClain, that he would get drunk and beat her, causing her death, once she delivered her third child. Then he drank himself to death only a few years after. The children were raised by the McClains and probably never met the Fenns until they had grown to adulthood. They had a very poor difficult life and were teased and taunted about being Indians.

When I began interviewing people about the McClains and Bozemans of Ramer I found that the Bozeman men were also rough with their women. Lorena?s father married 4 times but only two had children with him. One left him soon after the marriage. They were cotton farmers and also had a poor life, with very little education. It is said that the Bozeman ancestors who had settled in Hope Hull lost everything due to the Civil War.

Anne Alice Carter married Frankie Lavern Cochran in 1951 and was blessed to have such a good honest hard working man. His mother was Luella Coonfield Cochran and she told her children that she was ? Cherokee blood. Her mother was Lattie Little who had married Ben Coonfield in Arkansas and granny Lattie said they had mixed blood from another tribe as well.

On one census record about 1910 Lattie?s grandfather Abraham Crigler is living with them - he had become widowed in Kentucky when his wife Catherine Roby passed away. Lattie?s father John Wright Little had made that same move several years prior, when his wife, Catherine Crigler died.

Family lore has it that John was offered a land allotment in Oklahoma?s Indian Territory and he refused it. He was a blacksmith in the Civil War and I have his military records. John is now buried on some unknown mountain top in Arkansas.

Starting my husband?s genealogy, I found my cousin Wayne Bozeman married to Charlie?s cousin Sue Carol - her mother was a Thornton and told her kids that their granny Mary Angeline Partridge Thornton was an Indian out of Georgia, who settled into Central, Elmore County, Alabama. They lived at Cold Springs. When you visit Central, you find Lake Martin and Kowaliga, where the old wooden indian stands by the restaurant near the open church in the pines, a beautiful area.

I found their great grandpa Brooks married in Tennessee to Annie Clark Ballard. Annie had only one child, James, who married Mamaw - Susie Mae Cooper. Susie?s grandfather was Thomas R Carter of South Carolina, born 1820, and his first wife was a Bozeman. Thomas had bought a small piece of land from my Bozeman grandfather at Hope Hull off McLean Road. That farm was once 160 acre cotton plantation owned by American Revolution Patriot Peter Bozeman born 1755 North Carolina, who was in Darlington South Carolina 1800 where he was given a few hundred acres for his service in the war. Peter and several other families had moved to Hope Hull so the census of 1830 Alabama resembles the 1820 census of Darlington.

They had Alabama Fever!

The land of cotton, corn and faith.

There are many books I have found to include my ancestors and surely there are many more to be discovered.  Some pages are scanned and placed in my webpages to verify their place in time.

http://www.genealogy.com/users/c/o/c/Lorena-Cochran/

http://www.genealogy.com/users/t/r/e/Family-Tree-Alabama/

http://www.genealogy.com/users/k/c/2/Kc2744-Kc2744/ Military Notes

My daughter's Marriage into the Westbrook family, now there are many new names to study like Grauer, Glass, Holt, Braswell, Penton, Jones, Holly. Daddy, Charles Brooks had dozens and dozens of ancestors migrating into Alabama in the early 1800s. Joseph Baxley born 1815 Georgia or possibly as some speculate, in SC., married Mary Evans and named a son James H. - the tombstone of James has the middle name as Hardie. James served in the Civil War and married Louisa Miranda Holt and resided in "Holtville". Their daughter Ella Olivia Baxley married L. W. Hood and had Bessie Mae Hood who married Milton Elijah Thornton. Elijah's parents were Mary Angeline Partridge, an indian, and George Thornton, a mixed blood from Georgia, who had settled in Central, Elmore County, Alabama. Elijah's daughter, Mary Ella Thornton married James Edgar Brooks Jr. Parents of James were Susie Mae Cooper and James E Brooks Sr. James and Susie are listed on the 1930 census with both their widowed mothers. Susie's ancestors were in Chambers County about 1830: Andrew Cooper and "Alsey" from SC living near Malinda Phillips and Elijah Lee born 1777 SC. Their children Sarah F. Lee married Charner P. Cooper, a soldier from the Civil War, and had a son named Levi who moved to Hope Hull working on a farm owned by Thomas Randolph Carter, where he fell in love with the daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Carter. Parents of Thomas were "Mary" and John Wise Carter of SC who had migrated to Talledega. Thomas is buried in Hope Hull on his old plantation by his first wife Lacy Jane Bozeman. Her name was Lucy on census but Lacy on her tombstone. Thomas served in the Civil War and his grandfather Captain John Carter served in the American Revolution, along with his own father in law, John Wise of South Carolina....The second wife of Thomas Carter was Mary Josephine Hereferd of Virginia and she was the mother of Sarah Elizabeth Carter...Mary was not very happy with this marriage and had only the one child. She buried Thomas by his first wife. Some of Mary's family settled in Alabama and some moved on to Texas. Mary's mother was Jemima Ramsey of Virginia..Parents of James Brooks were Annie Ballard and John Brooks of Tennesse and they are all buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Montgomery Alabama. John was a railroad man, born to Roxanna Permilia Smith of TN and a John Brooks born 1837 Pennsylvania. John 1837 died of tuberculosis in Texas. Parents of Roxanna were Caroline Bond and Thomas Smith. Parents of Annie Ballard were Dora Craig and James Ballard of TN. Some of these families migrated into Tennessee about 1800 from the Carolinas living amongst the Cherokee Indians and Chickasaw so they could have been mixed blood. Annie's picture shows she was a dark lady with black eyes and black hair and so was her husband's features very dark but I would suspect his from the Smith side of the family....

Anne Carter 's Grandpa's Death Certificate (458 KB) Montgomery Alabama 1922 death certificate of William Franklin Fenn born 1855 in Tuskegee, Macon County Alabama, former Creek Indian Nation to Emeline Harrell and John Fenn of Georgia - John had served in the Civil War and moved his family to Alabama in the 1860s. Anne Carter 's Uncle Frank Fenn (18 KB) Her daddy's brother born 1895 resided in Coosada, had a farm on Airport Road, a family cemetery and the Church Cemetery he donated, and later his land became Coosada Elementary School. Frank served in WWI and worked for the railroad and he was the father of Bob Fenn, the principal of Robinson Springs School around 1987. Frank's tombstone is next to his brother Robert's in their family graveplot. Robert never appeared on a census record but was known as Uncle Lee. Franks' features are very much like those of Billy Carter and of Mark Carter. Anne Carter and Frank Cochran (54 KB) 1953 by the cactus in Arizona - They married in 1951 and moved to Tulsa Oklahoma for a while, then to Arizona, and then back through Mena Arkansas and Chetopa Kansas before returning to Alabama. Frank Cochran (212 KB) Family photo about 1937 with Frank on the left Mary Angeline Partridge Thornton (300 KB) Mother of Milton Elijah Thornton in Elmore County Alabama and the granny of Mary Ella Thornton Brooks. Frank Cochran and Son Frank Jr and son (30 KB) Family in Montgomery about 1993 Minnie Lee Gibson (83 KB) Daughter of Ethel Mae Bozeman's daughter Ruby Gibson - Minnie's daughter contacted me and sent the picture; please do write again. It has been such a joy hearing from my new found cousins. Frank Cochran's father as a child with Jacob (108 KB) Family in Kansas - "Pop" Frank Delbert Cochran was a handsome little lad with much resemblence to the pictures of his many grandsons, born to parents Clora Jane Miller and Jacob Benjamin Cochran - both had become widowed in Iowa 1870s and married there before migrating to Hill City of Graham County Kansas in 1882 . Sam Little (984 KB) Uncle Sam was the son of John Wright Little and a brother to Lattie. Lattie told her children stories of their Indian Heritage while Uncle Sam would deny them all - he didn't want to be indian. Frank Cochran's mother Luella (119 KB) Luella was the daughter of Lattie Little and Ben Coonfield born in Arkansas. Lattie was born in Kentucky and Ben's family had been born in Indiana both with ancestors mentioned in those states' history books . John T. Bozeman (3 KB) Son of Peter and Nancy, married Alice Stephens, having Ethel Mae and Lorena Emma Bozeman, this photo may have been taken around 1890. John is buried at Hills Chapel Cemetery in front of the church at Dublin beside his brother Peter James, who died of suicide. Frank Cochran's mother Luella's MOM Lattie (63 KB) Luella was the daughter of Lattie Little and Ben Coonfield born in Arkansas. This picture of Lattie shows her indian features quite nicely. Lattie Cedonia Little was born in Kentucky to Catherine Crigler and John Wright Little, who had served in the Civil War. Home (105 KB) kids Frank Cochran's great grandmother Crigler (323 KB) Luella was the daughter of Lattie Little and Ben Coonfield born in Arkansas. Lattie Cedonia Little was born in Kentucky to Catherine Crigler and John Wright Little, who had served in the Civil War. This picture of Lattie as a small child with her sister Sadonia and their mother Catherine Crigler of Kentucky. Catherine was the daughter of Catherine Roby and Abraham Crigler who were of Mixed Blood. Home (131 KB) kids Frank Cochran's great grandfather John W. Little (479 KB) John Wright Little military description, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair, served in the Civil War, made guns, was a blacksmith, born in Kentucky 1843 to Catherine Wright and Hiram L. Little. John's family refused Indian Land Allotment. Catherine Wright Little was the daughter of Catherine Weatherford and John Wright of Charlotte VA as they married there in 1811. Home (45 KB) Westbrook Surnames: Grauer, Braswell, Glass, Holley, Penton, Jones, Johnson, and more. cousin (128 KB) Mark cousin (15 KB) Brad Tombstone of Elijah Lee (28 KB) One of the many grandfathers of Charles Brooks was born in 1777 SC and settled in Chambers County Alabama by 1830 is buried beside his wife and his son at Old Harmony Church. Elijah's daughter Sarah Lee married her neighbor Charner P . Cooper, a Civil War soldier and had a son named Levi Benjamin Cooper who settled in Hope Hull on T. R. Carter's plantation as a laborer and then married Carter's daughter. Frank Cochran's great grandfather John W. Little (26 KB) John Wright Little military description, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair, served in the Civil War, made guns, was a blacksmith, born in Kentucky 1843 to Catherine Wright and Hiram L. Little. John's family refused Indian Land Allotment. Catherine Wright Little was the daughter of Catherine Weatherford and John Wright of Charlotte VA as they married there in 1811. This picture of John as he got older and grey. John W. Little's cousin Lucius Powhatan Little (40 KB) John Wright Little's mother had a sister Martha who married Douglas Little, a brother of Hiram. Martha named her son Powhatan in honor of their indian blood. Powhatan was a writer, lawyer and a judge in Owensboro Kentucky History books. Lucius Powhatan Little's Mother (33 KB) John Wright Little's mother had a sister Martha who married Douglas Little, a brother of Hiram. Martha named her son Powhatan in honor of their indian blood. Powhatan was a writer, lawyer and a judge in Owensboro Kentucky History books. This picture of Martha Wright is all we have of that lineage, lovely lady with indian features died of euthanasia according to old records of LP and his daughter Laura. John Wright Little Family Photo (39 KB) About 1900 he moved them all to Marble, Arkansas after his wife died and appeared on the 1900 and 1910 census Baxley, James H. (483 KB) One of the many grandfathers of Charles Brooks, served in the Civil War and had a farm in Holtville, Elmore County. Much information of Grandpa Baxley was sent by cousin Glenda, a new found email pal with extensive Baxley family research. Kathy Cochran wed Charles W. Brooks (33 KB) Photo taken about 1995 before he got sick with colon cancer. Charles was the son of Mary Ella Thornton and James Edgar Brooks Jr Charles W. Brooks' parents (6 KB) Charles was the son of Mary Ella Thornton and James Edgar Brooks Jr - Parents of Mary Ella were Bessie Mae Hood and Milton Elijah Thornton. Parents of James were Susie Mae Cooper and James E. Brooks. Susie Mae Cooper's dad (50 KB) Levi Cooper married Sarah Elizabeth Carter and had Susie Mae. Levi's father Charner Cooper had served in the Civil War and married Sarah Lee of Chambers County Alabama. Susie Mae Cooper (40 KB) Levi Cooper married Sarah Elizabeth Carter and had Susie Mae. Levi's father Charner Cooper had served in the Civil War and married Sarah Lee of Chambers County Alabama. Sarah Lee's father was Elijah Lee born 1777 South Carolina and had served in the War of 1812, then married in Georgia to Malinda Phillips, settled in Chambers County upon land purchased directly from a Creek Indian and they are buried there - tombstones found at the Old Harmony Church beside their son James Lee who died in the Civil War..... This picture of Susie Mae with her spouse James E. Brooks. Susie Mae Cooper with her mother Sarah (68 KB) Levi Cooper married Sarah Elizabeth Carter and had Susie Mae. Sarah was the daughter of Mary Josephine Hereford of Virginia and Thomas Randolph Carter of SC who had settled in Hope Hull. Thomas served in the Civil War and it is written that he furnished his own horse and it is written that he spent time in a Virginia Hospital during a sickness and one can only wonder if that is where he met the beautiful Mary Hereferd because her entire family soon moved into Montgomery Alabama. Susie Mae Cooper 's granny (58 KB) Mary Josephine Herriferd married T R Carter and had Sarah Elizabeth Carter. Mary's parents were Jemima Ramsey and John Herriford of Virginia, all migrated to Alabama. Grandpa Stone (90 KB) Augustus was the father of Anna Stone Fenn Carter - parents of Augustus were Sarah Davies and Benjamin Wilburne Stone but census transcribers listed him as Stowe......all born in Georgia they are found in 1850 Macon Alabama and the father of Benjamin resided beside him named Michael Stone born in Maryland 1700s. Grandma Stone (88 KB) Augustus was the father of Anna Stone Fenn Carter and his wife was Mary Ann Hendrick of Georgia - her father was Christopher Columbus Hendrick, who moved on from Alabama into Texas after his daughter left home. Annie (440 KB) Annie Carter was named after her grandmother Anna Lou Stone. Annie was Kathy's mother. Annie had open heart surgery in 1980 just weeks before Beverly was born but managed to walk into that hospital to hold her first grand daughter with amazing strength and pride in her family. Grandpa Charles McClain (1888 KB) Death Certificate - his daughter Alice married Cecil Earl Fenn Carter, the son of Anna Stone. Charlie raised the children of Alice and Cecil when they died by 1939. Charlie was the son of Elizabeth Broadway and Josiah Marion McClain. Census records show the date of birth of Charlie was 1886 and all other records seem to differ because his wife was not very educated. Few could read or write back then. His funeral memorial booklet shows the names of his parents, wife, and many children. Served in WWI but has no headstone on his grave at Dublin Church of Christ. Grandpa had lazy eye but none of the children inherited it. Susie Mae Cooper 's grandfather (35 KB) Mary Josephine Herriferd married T R Carter and had Sarah Elizabeth Carter. This picture of Thomas shows his first wife Lacy Bozeman and their family before the epidemic. When Thomas died, Mary had him buried near Lacy and their children and Mary never married again and never had any more children. William Marion McClain (1713 KB) Charlie's cousin by his father's first marriage. They all connect to Josiah Marion McClain born 1838. Josiah was first married to Julia America King in Georgia who bore him several children - Josiah served in the Civil War, injured at the Battle of Franklin TN and apparently sent back to Alabama to recover but obviously forgot about his family and remarried. Julia filed for divorce for dessertion in 1872 and tried to apply into the Cherokee Nation Rolls. His second wife Elizabeth filed for a Widows Pension in 1897. James Brooks' mother (72 KB) Annie Clark Ballard of Tennessee married John E Brooks and had only one son named James. This beautiful Annie's parents were Dora Craig and James Ballard of Tennessee early 1800s history. Charles McClain's wife Lorena Bozeman (11 KB) Not sure who posted her as his mother on his death certificate. Lorena was the daughter of Alice Lorena Stephens and John Thomas Bozeman of the Dublin/ Ramer area in Montgomery County and she had indian blood. Cemetery at Hope Hull (1 KB) Thomas R Carter buried near Lacy Jane Bozeman's monument but the top of his has fallen. He served in the Civil War and owned a plantation in Hope Hull. He buried her parents here in this cemetery. Cemetery located off I-65 Hope Hull Exit on the McLean Road in huge pasture on the right. Lorena's sister Ethel Mae Bozeman (91 KB) with husband Jace Gibson who was also first cousin to Charlie McClain because their own mothers were sisters ( Broadway ) Ruby on horse - Ruby was mother of Elizabeth who we met in Dublin at the Hills Chapel Church. Ethel's children and grandchildren are still living in that Dublin/ Ramer area and can lead you to much of their heritage. Cemetery at Hope Hull (21 KB) Thomas R Carter buried near Lacy Jane Bozeman's monument but the top of his has fallen. He served in the Civil War and owned a plantation in Hope Hull. He buried her parents here in this cemetery. Cemetery located off I-65 Hope Hull Exit on the McLean Road in huge pasture on the right. Clopton Gibson (184 KB) Ethel's father in law came from South Carolina Tombstone of Jesse Bozeman, father of Lacy Carter (264 KB) states he was born 1793 and a tree separates him from one of his wive's graves. He came from Darlington South Carolina with his father Peter who had served in the American Revolution and their many families to settle in Hope Hull in 1826. Jesse bought 160 acres in 1827 while his father wrote letters found at the Probate Office where he expected free land for his military service. Peter died in 1829 and is buried closeby one would expect - his grave is not yet found. Jesse is buried near his daughter Lacy's very large monument and his son James Freeman Bozeman who died in the Civil War, and many of Lacy's children. 1920 Anna Lou Stone Fenn Carter Dasher in Macon GA (133 KB) Apparently she is now widowed and taking care of her mother - Cecil was in Fort Bliss in the Army. Tombstone of Peter Edward Bozeman (1350 KB) Son of Martha Hill and William Henry Bozeman of Darlington SC who also settled in Hope Hull.....William was born about 1802 a son of Peter and brother of Jesse. Wm's son Peter Edward was married to Nancy Jane Anderson and he served in the Civil War and she got his pension - papers at Probate Office - Nancy had son named John Thomas Bozeman who married Alice Lorena Stephens. This tombstone is found in Dublin behind the Hills Chapel Church while his son John is buried in front of the church. James H Baxley (871 KB) Tombstone - Civil War Soldier - married Louisa Holt and had Ella Olivia Baxley who married L W Hood and had Bessie Mae Hood. His father Joseph Baxley was born about 1815 in Georgia and was married to Mary Evans, in 1841 Chambers County Alabama, - all found in 1850 Macon County Alabama but in 1860 were back in Muskogee Georgia Tombstone Ella Olivia Baxley Hood (94 KB) Mother of Bessie Mae - Ella was daughter of James Baxley in Holtville, Elmore County, Alabama Tombstone L. W. Hood (58 KB) Cains Chapel Cemetery at Slapout - father of Bessie Mae Hood Thornton......L. W. was called Wesley. Tombstone Bessie Mae Hood Thornton (34 KB) Cains Chapel Cemetery at Slapout - mother of Mary Ella Thornton Brooks was nicknamed Bubber. Bessie was married to Milton Elijah Thornton and Bessie's parents were Ella Olivia Baxley and L. W. Hood. Milton's parents were Mary Angeline Partridge and George Thornton of 1800s Georgia who had settled in Cold Springs, Elmore. 1830 Alabama Creek Nation (38 KB) The Indian Territory that our ancestors traveled through in 1830 1870 Uncle William Stone (384 KB) Tallapoosa County Alabama Alice Lorena Stephens Bozeman (78 KB) Dublin burial, mother of Lorena McClain 1930 James Brooks (1512 KB) Montgomery Alabama - wife Susie Mae Cooper. Susie bore him a son James Jr. and called him Bubba. Anne Carter Cochran (18 KB) Married to Frank Cochran, she had Kathy in Broken Arrow Oklahoma and then they moved to Mesa Arizona where her sons were born Beverly at Coosa River (816 KB) Surveying the Cemetery where the Baxleys are buried Anne Carter Cochran (59 KB) Birth Announcement from Montgomery Advertiser Holt - Baxley (794 KB) Louisa Miranda Holt born 1847 was granny to "Bubber" Bessie Mae Hood Thornton and great great granny of Charles W. Brooks Anne Carter Cochran's Daddy was Cherokee (25 KB) Cecil Earl Fenn Carter born 1900 Cemetery Survey (213 KB) Beverly photographs tombstones of her great great grandparents tombstones, Mary Angeline Partridge and George Thornton, the parent of Milton Elijah Thornton near Santuck, in Central at the Mount Hebron Primitive Baptist Church. Anne Carter Cochran's Mother was mixed blood (19 KB) Alice Emily McClain Carter, daughter of Lorena Bozeman and Charles Allen McClain Clora Jane Miller (102 KB) Frank Cochran's granny was married to Jacob Cochran and named a son Frank Delbert Cochran. When Jacob died the widow made her rounds, spending a few months with each of her grown children's families. She smoked a pipe, read the ashes and taught them to pop corn. her ancestors of Ireland had settled in Rockinham Virginia where we find Rev. Alexander Miller of the 1700s buried at Cooks Creek Cemetery. Clora's mother was Mary Clara Parker of Ohio, who some say made medicine with the indians, born to Sara Tefft and Archelaus Parker of the New York Indian County. Tefft has a wonderful 1600s history in Rhode Island, where one of the Uncles was hanged by King Phillip. Anne Carter and Frank Cochran (60 KB) Montgomery Alabama about 1950 Nancy Jane Anderson Bozeman tombstone (29 KB) Widow of Peter Edward Bozeman, is buried by two of her sons in this family plot, not far from the Brooks and Coopers and Fenns who are also buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Montgomery Alabama. Anne Carter 's Daddy's Death Certificate (230 KB) Montgomery Alabama 1939 death certificate confirms his parents to be Ann Stone and Wm Frank Fenn as witnessed by his brother Emmett Marvin Fenn Walton McClain (35 KB) with Charlie McClain on the farm in Ramer about 1930 - Walton joined the military for most of his life and earned his PHD. buried at Alexandria VA Frank Delbert Cochran (50 KB) Son of Clora Jane Miller and Jacob Benjamin Cochran served in WWI while Jacob was a Civil War soldier of the Ohio Infantry. Uncle Cecil Earl Carter born 1932 (33 KB) Son of Alice McClain and Cecil Earl Fenn Carter was the father of Victoria Carter, all buried at Memorial Cemetery except Vickie who was cremated by her half sisters. Uncle William Lawrence Carter born 1935 (25 KB) Son of Alice McClain and Cecil Earl Fenn Carter he was the brother of Anne and Cecil Jr. Alice died giving birth to "Billy". Billy spent most of his life in Indian Territory Oklahoma. Anne Carter and Frank Cochran in Arizona 1957 (447 KB) Pictures taken by Billy Carter, Anne's brother, accompanied by Lillian, Billy's first wife.

• Peter Edward Bozeman (16 KB)
  grandfather of Lorena Emma Bozeman McClain and he was the great great great grandfather of Kathy.
• Family Tree (8 KB)
  Charlie Brooks family on Rootsweb.com
• Letter by Ethel Bozeman Gibson (9 KB)
  Her life as told to her children
• Peter Edward Bozeman (1 KB)
  Beverly took me to Dublin to locate these tombstones - grandfather of Lorena Emma Bozeman McClain and he was the great great great grandfather of Kathy.
• 1910 Charles McClain (6 KB)
  Kathy's great grandfather on census with his mother, stepfather, his own wife Lorena and baby
• Baxley to Charles Brooks (11 KB)
  Coosa River Cemetery
• Peter Edward Bozeman's Uncle Jesse - Hope Hull (47 KB)
  Beverly took me to Hope Hull to locate these tombstones - plus we found the grave of T R Carter, a great great grandfather to Charlie Brooks. Carter's daughter Sarah married Levi Cooper, the son of Charner Cooper.
• 1920 Charles McClain (61 KB)
  Kathy's great grandfather on census in World War I
• Anderson, Seaborn Montgomery, father of Nancy (16 KB)
  Nancy Jane Anderson married Peter Edward Bozeman in Dublin and they had John Thomas Bozeman who fathered Lorena.
• John Wise Carter's land records (51 KB)
  Father of Thomas Randolph Carter came from South Carolina to Alabama.
• Alabama Research (28 KB)
  So many ended up in Alabama
• Mordecai Bozeman, father of Peter, John, James. (5 KB)
  Mordecai served in the American Revolution with sons Peter and John. Peter moved to Alabama about 1826 while John moved to Mississippi in 1823. James remained in Darlington County SC.
• T R Carter (9 KB)
  Born 1820 served in Civil War, married Jesse's daughter Lacy Bozeman who died in an epidemic then married to Mary Josephine Hereford of Virginia, and had Sarah Elizabeth Carter
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• Related articles (831 KB)
  Interesting Reading.
• Civil War Kin (32 KB)
  Several relatives in the war
• Baxley, James H. buried at Coosa River (11 KB)
  Charlie's mom's great grandfather
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• Kathy's mom's great great great grandpa Bozeman (5 KB)
  Mordecai Bozeman served in the American Revolution = father of Peter Bozeman who migrated to Hope Hull who also served along with him in the War - they were paid for their services and received land grants in Darlington County South Carolina.
• Much about my relatives (45 KB)
  Kathy's parents and their relations
• Kathy's mom's great great Grandpa Josiah McClain (70 KB)
  Josiah Marion McClain was born in Georgia to Anna and James McClain. Josiah married first to Julia King and had a family in Georgia, then he joined the Civil War in an Alabama Infantry and was with Elizabeth Broadway by 1870 having a son named Charles Allen McClain. Charles and his wife Lorena had a daughter named Alice McClain who married Cecil Carter.
• Census images (26 KB)
  My kin found on census records in 1790, 1800, 1810 and other good stuff
• Genealogy (22 KB)
  Research
• Charner P Cooper (1 KB)
  grandfather of Susie Mae "Mamaw" Cooper Brooks - Charner served in the Civil War and married Sarah F Lee of Chambers County.
• Brooks Family (610 KB)
  Our Relatives

• Brooks Genealogy
• Documents
• Preserving Our Past
• Uncle Freelon Lorraine Cochran
• Search the South Carolina Archives and Military Records
• Grandmas Fenn, Stone, Rich, Hendrick, Winters, Lyle
• Grandmother Annie Lee Stone Fenn was named Anna Lou
• Brooks Ancestry
• Several listed in the 1700s Wills of Virginia
• Tribalpages
• Montgomery Area Families
• Our Family Jewels
• Colonial Documents and Land Records
• Visit to Coosa River Primitive Baptist - Grandpa Baxley 1846
• My Colonial Records and 1700s documents
• 1
• Bacley, Holt, Hood, Thornton to the Brooks families
• Mary Ella's great grandfather Baxley in Holtville 1800s
• Kathy's great granny Lorena Bozeman McClain research
• 2005
• Kids
• My Parents
• Contents
• Photo of my Anne and Frank Cochran
• Greetings
• About Lorena
• Census Notes
• FTM Alabama Connections
• Next
• Graveyards and tombstones
• Grandfather George Little with ten children listed.
• Some census data
• Grandfather Anderson and sons
• In Memory Of
• Elizabeth Grauer Westbrook in 1850
• Elizabeth Grauer Westbrook in 1870 married to Lawson
• Data
• Tree
• Info
• Mothers
• Moses and Martha Westbrook in Marengo County had James
• Southern Roots in the Bible Belt of the South
• The Cochran Site
• Aunt Ellen Bozeman Joiner
• Tombstone of Isaac Coonfield in Arkansas, father of Benjamin
• Charles Brooks
• Some American Indian Stories
• God's Most Perfect Gift
• Family History Album
• Mom from Broken Arrow
• Names
• Files

My Cochran Clan of Scotland settled in Pennsylvania in the 1700s and had something to do with Cochranville PA, appearing as merchants on the census. Quakers and or Pennsylvania Dutch, they moved into Ohio by 1810, then Iowa and on to Hill City, Kansas where Grandpa Jacob Cochran became the first HomeSteader. Captain George Little of Scotland born 1735 was in Union South Carolina and served in the American Revolution, settling into Kentucky about 1802 with his second wife Mary Handley Douglass. Here his children met up with the Criglers, Carpenters, Roby, Simmons, Wells families. The Coonfields of Holland were in PA in the 1700s and Isaac born about 1760 was in the 1800 Kentucky Tax List. His great grandson Ben Coonfield married Lattie Little. Their daughter Luella married Frank D Cochran. Our grandfather Captain George Little was wounded during the Revolution, therefore exempt from any poll or tax list. Some of the Coonfields and Cochrans were in Iowa Territory in the 1800s and Isaac Coonfield Jr. had settled in Indiana.
In Virginia 1600s is found Bozeman, McClain, Moon, Fann, Stone and 1700s North and South Carolina, are my Andersons, Brack,Doty, Sellers, Stephens ancestors who all eventually migrated into Georgia and Alabama, many listed in the DAR soldiers and patriots listing online. Much has been written about William Benjamin Sellers and John Stephens; The Doty family came from the first Thanksgiving in America, including our Edward Doty.
The capital city of Montgomery attracted most who were moving into Alabama. They farmed cotton and hauled by horse and wagon to Dexter Avenue to sell it. Those in Ramer or Dublin had a very hard time on the nasty dirt roads with their wagons getting stuck, that they found it much closer, to just travel to Troy and sell their crops.
Cousin Clarence deserves much credit for his work on the Brooks family tree. Our Hans Brooke came from Holland with a french wife and settled in Pennsylvania, having four children. Son John was found on the 1860 census of Giles Tennessee where he married and began a family but he also died young of tuberculosis and his wife remarried.
Even though we all studied history as children, only now do I realize how harshly the epidemics harmed our families. There were very few doctors, and even less money to pay them, so most families made their own tonics or salves and tried to heal their own. Also we begin to realize that our own ancestors were the indians who lost their lands during the Trail or Tears and that we also had ancestors serving in the American Revolution. We had ancestors in the Civil War with some in the Union and some in the Confederacy. There is a documented soldier or patiot in most of my surnames of this lineage.
Years ago when I first started this family tree, I downloaded a Cochran file online and thanks to Richard for his hard work on my Dad's lineage and the rest is my own labor of love. I took what Richard had posted on rootsweb and began my own census search to verify each family in the line and found even more to add, especially the Jacob Cochran file I received from cousin Chuck. Soon my little family tree became an addiction to genealogy.
I have met many new cousins on the internet and shared stories and pictures. Much of my research has been found on usgenweb and the lds websites and I do thank my Bozeman cousins for meeting with me on 5/2/2007 and helping us find the grave of Peter Edward Bozeman. I have visited many cemeteries and ordered death certificates to prove my lineage.Elisha Anderson's will was probated in Montgomery 1834, Several marriage licenses and estate sales, even confederate applications. The first Peter Bozeman born 1758 has letters filed here in 1828 where he wrote to the revolutionary office.
Many books have been written about our families and my own book sits on my desk and is being added to each day but will never be published. 

Westbrook (73 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (73 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Civil War (74 KB) Those who served Hello!! (62 KB) As aol begins to close it's doors to their hometown webpages that so many have used to save their notes on, here we begin a vast attempt at saving research Peter Bozeman (36 KB) Peter had married Sarah Brown in 1786, having three daughters on the 1790 census followed by sons Meade, William Henry, Jesse M. Peter E,- Ellen married Vincent Joiner, Lucy married Sterling Campbell and the third daughter has not been found unless she was at the estate sale in one of those other familiar names like Seller, Mason, Watkins or Stacie or Campbell. Research (675 KB) Updated Related Files Peter Bozeman's possible ancestors (42 KB) Bozeman Relations Research (675 KB) Updated Related Files 1709 Samuel Bozeman (5 KB) shown as a witness Files Home Page (1569 KB) Old Documents, Images, Records Bozeman and Browning in Seminole Lands (5 KB) Tracing the Browning family in Georgia Seminole Lands 1747 Henry Bozeman (6 KB) Virginia Militia 123 (1207 KB) 123 Mary Bozeman Slater (6 KB) Chickasaw Tribe 1734 Thomas Bosman (4 KB) Virginia Wills Some Resources (220 KB) Family Study Captain Bozeman (10 KB) Nottaway Tribe - Indian Chief grandson 1792 Joseph Bozman (5 KB) Petition Files (456 KB) Notes and Records Early Bozemans (7 KB) Cherokee 1792 Peter Bozeman (7 KB) Settlement of Revolutionary War claims Previously Barred by Established Limitations - they had set deadlines for filing ! Mama (832 KB) Lookups Bozeman in Blount County Alabama (8 KB) 1836 removal of indians My Montgomery Kin (16 KB) Those who settled in the capitol city. Bozeman (4 KB) 1600 Virginia Coonfield Indian Blood (85 KB) Other researchers of the family - Long before I began studying my family tree, there was talk of indian blood in this line. But even now my 92 year old aunt tells me that her mother Luella Coonfield was part indian. Bozeman (4 KB) Indian Claims Bozeman (8 KB) 1774 James and Martha in Georgia Bozeman (8 KB) Talley applications to Cherokee Nation Bozeman (7 KB) Land grants for "importing" others to America Resources (477 KB) Lavendar Alabama Bozemans (29 KB) Including Jimmy Ray Charles McClain married Lorena Bozeman (61 KB) 1920 WWI - son of Elizabeth Broadway and Josiah Marion McClain. 1 . Family Webpages (57 KB) Brooks, Carter, Cochran, Westbrook, and all others involved plus documents and historical records. Charles McClain married Lorena Bozeman (6 KB) 1910 They lived with his mother and her second husband John Gardner. Mama (145 KB) Research Civil War - Bozeman (16 KB) Peter Edward Bozeman married Nancy Jane Anderson Read First (288 KB) 1 Civil War - Seaborne Anderson (16 KB) Nancy Jane's father served along with his brothers and father - some of this family died in the War - Seaborne was the great grandfather to Lorena Bozeman McClain - Seaborne's great grandfathers served in the American Revolution. Read 2 (450 KB) 1 Bozeman (8 KB) Samuel and Luke in 1730 Civil War - Josiah Marion McClain (70 KB) Lorena Bozeman McClain's father in law was married to Elizabeth Broadway - He had deserted his first wife Julia King in Georgia and joined the Civil War in Alabama. He was wounded. He married or lived with Elizabeth having two girls around 1870 who died but had Charles Allen McClain in 1886 . Josiah died soon after. Josiah's mother was known as Anna and his father was James McClain who might have also served in the Civil War. It is believed that Josiah's mother was native american - Charlie McClain was a very dark tiny man and very spiritual and faithful. Caleb Bozeman (7 KB) Kentucky Civil War - Thomas Randolph Carter (9 KB) son of John Wise Carter and "Elizabeth", Thomas married Lacy Jane Bozeman first and Mary Josephine Hereferd second. Mary had a daughter named Sarah Elizabeth Carter who married Levi Benjamin Cooper. Grandfathers of Thomas served in the American Revolution. Bozeman 1600 (18 KB) Timeline Links (53 KB) A Few documents Bozeman 1700 (9 KB) Edgecombe County NC Notes (1005 KB) Everything I read and research is saved on a webpage for future reference. Bozeman 1700 - Micajah (11 KB) Northampton County NC Files (4 KB) Research on John Brooks of Holland, his son's marriage to Roxanna P Smith of Tennessee, her son's move to Alabama and descendants in Montgomery Bozeman - Michael (10 KB) Lowndes County Alabama and into Arkansas Kentucky to Arkansss to Alabama (136 KB) Frank Cochran and Luella Coonfield's lineage to the Brooks. Bozeman - Michael (13 KB) Lowndes County Alabama and into Arkansas Bozeman - 1700 (15 KB) Timeline continued Bozeman - 1700 (10 KB) David J. was son of Luke Westbrook Genealogy (12 KB) Penton, Jones, Johnston, Braswell, Grauer, Porter, Glass, etc My Webpages (2 KB) Links to much of my research - I save everything, scan every document or photo, and someday I just might get it organized and alphabetized Grandpa Abner Broadway (123 KB) father of Elizabeth B McClain - he had married Mary Stephens. Abner was born in Montgomery and his parents had come from South Carolina, another Abner Broadway and "Nancy unknown" Grandpa Elijah Lee and Andrew Cooper (101 KB) Chambers County census shows how close they lived together. Charner Cooper married Sarah Lee and had Levi Benjamin Cooper. Levi married Sarah Carter and had a daughter Susie Mae Cooper Brooks. Grandpa Cochran (3 KB) Family Group Sheet Ancestors (163 KB) The many ancestors of the Brooks children. Grandpa Anderson married Lavinia Brack (91 KB) from the Carolinas to Montgomery Alabama - Soldiers of the American Revolution, received Land Grants and migrated into Georgia, then to Montgomery County Alabama. McClain, Josiah Marion - Civil War Record (3 KB) My great great grandfather married Elizabeth Broadway and had Charles Allen McClain Grandpa Brooks and Bond (27 KB) from the Carolinas to Tennessee to Texas and then Alabama Surnames (37 KB) Baxley, Cochran, Crigler, Fenn, Little, Miller, so many names in my family tree. 1840 census Montgomery AL (32 KB) only half of my transcription, more to come on page 2 - the pages are quite difficult to read Notes and Research (1052 KB) A big thank you to my many internet found cousins who have shared their lineage and pictures with me to help verify the journeys of our ancestors. My Census Notes (3 KB) My families migrated into several counties of Alabama by 1830 1840 Mordecai Bozeman (3 KB) Account being audited for claims of Am Rev War Baxley (19 KB) From Joseph to James to Ella Olivia Notes (695 KB) Research of related families Mordecai Bozeman and sons (6 KB) Account being audited for claims of Am Rev War Many Names in my family (161 KB) My Family Jewels Related Links (911 KB) Collecting Family Webpages Captain George Little (28 KB) to Jonas to Hiram to John to Lattie to Luella Related Links (3 KB) Collecting Family Webpages Kentucky Census (63 KB) Following my Littles into Kentucky 1800 Westbrook (140 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Census (53 KB) Following the Littles out of Kentucky Westbrook (10 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Alabama Relatives (3 KB) Tracing my roots in Alabama Westbrook (11 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (143 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (6 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (162 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Mordecai's son Peter Bozeman in SC (11 KB) Ralph and Peter received Land Grants - they might have received several acres each time they re-enlisted - Ralph even got a land grant in Georgia Mordecai Bozeman's son Peter in SC (11 KB) Peter and Ralph received Land Grants Ancestral Index (887 KB) Many Names and photos Families Settled in Montgomery AL (1 KB) Several names listed - this was the capitol city - with land rich for farming, slaves and indians willing to work the crops, and the Alabama River used for travel. The railroad also came through Ramer and into Montgomery - the Union Station sits along the banks of the Alabama River in downtown Montgomery where historical signs indicate this was once a large indian village. Even the parents of Chief Red Eagle ( Sehoy and Charles Weatherford) lived along the Alabama River. Brooks in Montgomery (1 KB) Descending from John Brookes of Holland who settled in Pennsylvania, then his son went to Tennessee by 1860 where he married R P Smith Carolina 1700s (19 KB) We were both Quakers and Loyalists Brooks in Montgomery (3 KB) Ancestors of Kathy and Charles Mordecai - White - Meade (12 KB) Interesting notes on these families in 1700 Documents (47 KB) Marriage Licenses, Death Certicates, Articles of Interest Indians in Virginia (10 KB) Wm G Bozeman Grandpa John Stephens -Am Rev War Soldier (16 KB) from Florida to the Carolinas, he fought for Independence, married a full blood indian and migrated to Alabama Bozeman - Shawnee Tribe (4 KB) Reid married Bozeman Westbrook (144 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Grandpa Cecil Carter's ancestors (36 KB) Fenn of Virginia and Stone of Maryland, all migrating south through the Carolinas during the War and into Georgia's Land Lottery and then to Montgomery Alabama where the land was two dollars an acre. The Fenns were Indian Traders in very early Georgia, 1700s, and their wives were likely native americans. Cherokee Bozeman (3 KB) John married a Cherokee in SC and moved to MS Westbrook (32 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama DAR Jesse Bozeman (10 KB) Unknown connection but our Peter named a son Jesse so this could be a brother to our Peter in Darlington - there was a Jesse living two doors away from Peter in 1800 Darlington census. Peter's son was named Jesse M Bozeman and I can only suppose that M was for Mordecai and then can suppose it is possible that was also Peter's father's name.......now go back to the Jesse who served in the American Revolution and wonder if his middle initial was also M - could he have really been Peter's father living so close to him in 1800.............we may never know. Bozeman in Choctaw Nation (4 KB) James Boozman and Percila White - this name White takes me back to the mother of Mordecai, thinking what if she were also indian....we will never know. Westbrook (1 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Luke Bozeman married an indian (5 KB) Ward - Bozeman Westbrook (351 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Indian Town Creek 1700 (6 KB) Samuel Bozeman, White, Parker Westbrook (92 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Louis Bousman (3 KB) Indian Territory and Billy The Kid. Westbrook (19 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama John and the Indian Wife (5 KB) John Bozeman and Elizabeth in MS Westbrook (170 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (6 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (159 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama Westbrook (187 KB) Cemeteries in Alabama

• DNA to Mordecai Bozeman
• Chart of my ancestors
• Peter Bozeman
• 1840 census of Montgomery AL
• Grandpa FENN's cousin
• Grandpa Elisha Stephens
• Grandpa Elisha Anderson to Lorena Bozeman
• Research Links and Documents
• Grandpa Cecil Earl Fenn Carter 1900 - 1939 Montgomery Ala
• Grandpa Frank Delbert Cochran and Luella in Chetopa KS 1937
• Grandpa Charles McClain of Virginia 1750 to Spartanburg SC
• Charles Brooks in 1975 Millbrook Alabama
• Grandpa Jacob Benjamin Cochran b 1822 Quaker City Ohio
• Jacob Benjamin Cochran
• South Carolina Search the Archives
• Georgia Search the A R roster
• Search Alabama
• Civil War Search
• Dad's grandfather George Little of Scotland in Kentucky
• Family Jewels
• List
• Meridian Cemetery - Grandpa Hiram Little
• .....Mom's grandpa Josiah McClain in Civil War Roster
• ...Dad's sister Irma was born with a veil or caul
• Brooks' - Rowena Densy Baxter Ballard family
• Brooks' - Baxter family forum
• Kezziah Craig the Cherokee indian
• Baxter Family Forum with Rowena and Larkin Frances Ballard
• Craig and Connelly to Baxter , Ballard, and Brooks
• Lowrence County Tn forum - Craig, to Brooks
• Pennington to the Brooks
• Hannah Boone Pennington
• Lawrence County TN households 1830
• 1826 Tax List of Lawrence Co TN
• Maury County TN forum - Bond Smith Brooks
• Maury County TN history - Giles County formed
• Giles County TN is where John Brooks was found 1860 census
• Kentucky Quick Notes
• Kentucky Quick Notes- John Little -
• Kentucky Quick Notes- John Little - Lottie
• Grandpa Cecil Carter's great Aunt Lettie Fenn Rich
• Grandpa Cecil Carter's great granny Martha Rich Fenn
• Our Native American Heritage
• Ramer Cemetery Survey
• Hills Chapel Cemetery
• First White House of the Confederacy was in Ramer
• Line Creek is where we played on weekends
• Montgomery Historical Markers
• Burnt Corn Alabama
• St Stephens Alabama
• Indians in Alabama
• Old Federal Road in Alabama
• South of the Road in Alabama
• Old Wagon Road in Alabama
• Line Creek and Mt Meigs
• Trail of Tears
• Obituary of Clora Jane Miller Cochran
• Back page of pension of John Little - Civil War
• Fenn and Feagin
• BJ's Little page
• Creek Indian Research
• Cherokee Indian Research
• Land Grants in Laurens Georgia
• Captain George Little and family connections
• Images of Actual Land Records
• Bozeman Relations
• 1767 Bozeman Will
• Brooks Family Tree
• WWI registration of Uncle William Little
• Family History
• Grandma Mary Handley by cousin L P Little
• Elmore County Alabama
• Brooks Family
• My Cochran Family Jewels
• Red Shoes and Sehoy and the Weatherfords
• Red Eagle
• Our Sweet Little Indian Roots
• Family Bible Records
• Alabama Genealogy on Yahoo Groups
• Montgomery County on Yahoo Groups
• Cherokee by Blood on Yahoo Groups
• Bullitt County Kentucky Archives
• Brooks Page
• backgrounds
• backgrounds
• Giles County Tennessee - once home to John Brooks b 1837
• Fenn and Carter
• Newspapers
• Brooks Smith Craig Pennington in Tennessee
• 1805 Georgia Land Lottery
• Crigler and Roby
• Dorline's research
• McClains
• 1840 McClain on census
• McClain Tombstones
• Fenn Stone Carter
• Broadway and Gibson
• Charles McClain 1750
• Anne Carter
• 1789 Georgia Tax Lists
• Coosada and Fenn Family Cemetery in Elmore County AL
• Great Grandpa Jacob
• Luella's genealogy
• Luella's granny Betsy Douglass Little
• Luella's granny Catherine Weatherford
• Luella's grandpa John Little Civil War papers
• Luella's grandpa Abraham Crigler left KY for Arkansas
• Luella's Uncle Chester and Uncle Sam
• Tefft in the Cochran, Miller, Parker lineage of Rhode Island
• Brooks Cooper Hood Thornton Ballard
• 1850 Chambers County - Lee Cooper Stephens
• Deeds in the 1600s
• Our Stone ancestors in the 1600s - Fann/ Fenn
• Henrico County VA - P:owhatan and the Early Settlers
• Mars Hill Cemetery
• Banister Stone
• Creeks
• My contribution to Bullitt County KY
• My contribution to Daviess County KY
• My contribution to Find A Grave.com
• Charlotte VA deeds
• other VA deeds
• Craig Connelly Baxter deeds
• Color Schemes
• 1695 Maryland Archives
• Joe McClain so dark was told to sit in the back of the bus
• Wolf background
• Grandpa Hiram Lucius Little in Bosque County Texas
• Lattie Little marriage license
• Mordecai Bozeman document - Rev War Records
• Cochran
• Freewebs
• Pictures of Anne and Bill Carter
• 1953 Birth Announcement
• Samantha's Genealogy
• WeRelate on Wikipedia
• Home Page
• My Parents
• My Alabama Families
• T R Carter and Stacy
• Wilkes Bozman and Cochran
• Free Stuff
• New England Indians
• Kanawah Valley
• Tombstone Photos
• Creating a layered background
• Page 1
• Cochran Family Album
• Uncle John Handley
• Bozeman of NC in Am Rev War
• My Cherokee Connections
• Honoring the Old Ones
• John Brooks
• Andrew Cooper
• Frankie Cochran
• Brooks Intro
• Brooks on Rootsweb
• George Little had John and Jonas, Jonas had Hiram Lucius
• Descendants of Nancy Ward - does she connect to us ?
• Morgan County Indiana
• Maxine
• Korean Casualties- Freelon "Coonfield" Cochran
• All Things Cherokee
• Freewebs
• Annie Carter raised by the McClains
• Alabama families
• Grandpa Peter
• Tribes in the News
• More of those Jewels
• Our Ancestors Roots
• ......Mom
• .......Annie Lee
• Frankie's Genealogy
• Honoring the old ones
• Our old alabama settlers
• Minnie Lee Gibson
• 1788 tombstone of Josiah McClain
• Stone and Fenn Notes
• Fenn and Stone images
• My Research Stuff
• Colonial Documents
• Jacob Cochran
• Annie
• Amazing Clock
• Uncle Thomas J Rich
• Death Certificate of Grandma Stone
• Researching Native Americans
• Land Documents
• Missouri Death Certificates
• Search Land Records
• West Virginia Documents
• Dr
• Jacob
• Family Tree on Rootsweb
• Our Kentucky Kin
• Tribal Pages
• next
• dr
• Documents
• My Early Settlers in Georgia and Land Grants
• Search Georgia
• Cherokee By Blood
• Alabama Indian Tribes
• Alabama Turkeytown
• Tecumseh
• Osceola
• Osceola
• Osceola
• John Ross
• 1861 Battles
• Moccasin Bend
• Pathkiller's Tomb in Alabama
• Pathkiller's Tomb in Alabama
• Remembering the Natives
• Laura Little researching our Indian Princess
• Peter was my 5 times grand father
• More on the Bozeman history
• Interview Coonfield Cousin
• Interviewers Home page
• Alabama Census Records
• Bozeman Marriages
• Bozemans of NC Am Rev War: Jesse and Ethelredge
• Iowa Family Trees
• Natives in my family tree
• Lela
• Erwin
• Virgil Coonfield
• Mary Angeline Partridge Thornton
• blog Lorena
• blog alabamafamilytree
• Books
• East Tennessee
• Middle Tennessee
• Giles County TN was once part of Maury County
• Census records
• Grandmother Lorena' s kin
• Search Georgia Revolutionary War
• My Georgia Land Records
• My Stepping Stones
• Sketches
• Sketches
• Sketches
• Daviess KY - my submissions
• Bullitt KY - my submissions
• Colonial Records and Land Records
• Jacob Cochran in Iowa
• FREE World Vital Records
• Carter and Fenn
• My Bozeman and Little files
• My Brooks research
• My Brooks research
• My Grandma Stone and Fenn research
• My Family Land Records
• Documents
• Documents on the Bozeman family
• Documents on the Little family in Kentucky
• Grandpa Jonas Little in 1820 beside his siblings - had Hiram
• Grandpa Elijah Lee, Charner Cooper, Alsey Cooper in 1850
• Miscellaneous Court Records of many family surnames
• Lineage of Charles Wayne Brooks
• My Alabama Families
• More info on my Alabama ancestors
• Mom's grandmother Annie Stone Fenn
• My webpages and tons of information
• Charlie's great great grandpa Baxley
• The Little family DNA project and Vikings
• Ancestral Chart
• Cochran tribalpages
• Brooks tribalpages
• Peter in Hope Hull
• My Colonial Records and Notes
• My Colonial Records and Notes
• Mordecai to Peter to William Henry to Peter Edward to John T
• Backup
• Bozeman Research
• 1840 transcription by me
• My Bozeman Elders
• N C Am Rev War List - Anderson, Brack, Bozeman, Broadway
• Gilly Bozeman signed her X mark in 1851
• Barry's Blog
• Search images of Land Deeds
• Parker, Tefft, Miller, Little, Wright, Cochran
• Sketches Book online at LDS page
• Marriage of Sarah Brown to Peter
• Baxley
• Alabama Gen Web
• Alabama Gen Web
• Alabama Tombstones
• Alabama Files
• Aunt Ethel Bozeman Gibson in Alabama
• Cochran in Mesa AZ moved to Alabama
• Greetings
• My Family Tree
• German Roots
• Anne Carter's granny Anna Stone born 1875
• Doublehead
• Doublehead
• Michigan Territory
• Cochran Ancestry
• Names of those I am researching....
• folklore
• Sketches of Bozeman Book is online to view
• My own census collection
• My Cherokee Connections
• Westbrook and Holley
• Alabama Kin
• My Kentucky Records
• Our Bible Belt of the South
• Westbrook, Holly, Grauer
• My Westbrook Folder
• James Westbrook died in 1850 or divorced?
• Thomas Carter
• 1700s Georgia Records
• Books
• George Grauer Westbrook
• Grandmother Elizabeth Grauer Westbrook Lawson of Marengo
• Assorted Notes
• More
• Martha Hill and John Hill, children of John H. Hill of SC
• Westbrook, Bond, Carter, several Links
• Frankie Cochran's elders
• Uncle Douglass Little in the book History of KY
• Links to several grandfathers
• Before they came to Alabama
• Tombstone of Isaac Coonfield
• Brooks, Ballard, Craig, Conley, Pennington in Tennessee
• Long List of Interesting Articles
• Broken Arrow Oklahoma

Then a Martha Campbell married Matthew Stokes, after we found a John Stokes living close to the Bozemans in Darlington. And William Henry's daughter Martha married Norman Campbell.

• Sarah (143 KB)
  Sarah Elizabeth Carter - Cooper with her children including Susie Mae
• Carter , John Wise (35 KB)
  1821 Land Record - migrated from South Carolina
• Gilly Bozeman (114 KB)
  Wife Of Peter born 1807
• Thomas Randolph Carter (46 KB)
  With first wife Lacy Jane Bozeman. Second he married Mary Hereford who had Sarah Elizabeth Carter Cooper.
• Thornton, George (56 KB)
  1839 Land Record
• James E Brooks Jr and Mary Ella Thornton (6 KB)
  Her parents were Bessie Mae Hood and Milton Elijah Thornton. Bessie's parents were Ella Olivia Baxley and L W Hood. Milton's parents were Mary Angeline Partridge and George Thornton.
• Partridge, George (51 KB)
  1858 Land Record
• Baxley James H (483 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service - father of Ella
• Yours truly (368 KB)
  author
• Baxley James H (64 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service1
• 1888 James H. Baxley (56 KB)
  Land Record - Homestead
• Baxley James H (351 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service2
• 1930 census of Brooks and Cooper (1512 KB)
  Both their widowed mothers live in this household which includes James E Brooks Jr who later married Mary Ella Thornton and had Charlie in 1953.
• Baxley James H (618 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service3
• 1930 census Milton Elijah Thornton (446 KB)
  Bessie Mae Hood his wife with children include Mary Ella Thornton who married James E Brooks Jr
• Baxley James H (398 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service4-Judge Smith
• 1840 John Wise Carter (360 KB)
  Talladega Alabama census, father of Thomas Randolph Carter and the grandfather of Sarah Elizabeth Carter Cooper - great grandfather of Mamaw
• Baxley James H (796 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service-Pension Application
• 1914 (72 KB)
  John Edward Brooks with Annie Clark Ballard, parents of James Edgar Brooks, of Tennessee. James married Susie Mae " Mamaw" Cooper and had James Edgar Brooks, Jr. - Jr married Mary Ella Thornton.
• Baxley James H (451 KB)
  Certificate of Confederate Service-Pension Application 2

• INTRODUCTION (1 KB)
  My Genealogy
• Ramsey to Herriford and Carter (29 KB)
  Mary Josephine Hereferd's mother was Jemima Ramsey of Virginia.
• Brooks Family (89 KB)
  So many other names in our genealogy, so many other locations to research.
• Thornton - Partridge (54 KB)
  Research on Mary Ella Thornton - Brooks' ancestors on her father's side.
• Brooks Family Tree (79 KB)
  A nice view of our ancestors and their children.
• Westbrook (161 KB)
  Beverly's inlaws
• Baxley, Grandmother Ella Olivia (11 KB)
  A visit to the Cain's Chapel cemetery to locate the tombstones of Ella and her husband L W Hood plus her parents buried down the road in Coosa River Cemetery in "Holtville" were James H Baxley and Louisa Miranda Holt. These were ancestors of Mary Ella Brooks, as Ella Olivia was the mother of Bessie Mae Hood - Thornton.
• Carter in South Carolina (99 KB)
  father of Thomas was John Wise Carter and his dad was Captain John Carter of the American Revolution who married Elizabeth Wise, the daughter of Am Rev Soldier John Wise.
• Mary Ella Thornton, wife of James Edgar Brooks Jr (258 KB)
  Her father was Milton Elijah Thornton and her mother was Bessie Mae Hood. This focus on the Thorntons as they migrated out of Georgia into Elmore County Alabama. Milton's mother was Mary Angeline Partridge.
• Hood - Thornton - Brooks - Smith (29 KB)
  Tracking family from North Carolina to Alabama through Tennesssee
• Hans Brooks of Holland 1800 (25 KB)
  John Brooks born 1837 to a father from Holland and a mother from France is what is found on the 1860 census when young John is a boarder in a home in Giles County Tennessee, where he met and married Roxanna Smith. Roxanna had a son named John who married Annie Clark Ballard and Annie then named a son James Edgar Brooks.
• Brooks Genealogy Memo (5 KB)
  My research and a few extra notes
• Brooks - followup (5 KB)
  John Brooks born 1837 to a father from Holland and a mother from France is what is found on the 1860 census when young John is a boarder in a home in Giles County Tennessee, where he met and married Roxanna Smith. Roxanna had a son named John who married Annie Clark Ballard and Annie then named a son James Edgar Brooks. Annie's father was James Cal Ballard. Roxanna's father was Thomas Smith and her mother was Caroline Bond...............James Edgar Brooks married Susie Mae Cooper, the daughter of Sarah Elizabeth Carter and Levi Benjamin Cooper........Susie named her son James Edgar Brooks Jr. in 1927.
• Stokes Cemetery on Bozeman Land- Hope Hull (39 KB)
  Jesse Bozeman's daughter Lacy is buried here near her husband Thomas Randolph Carter, a Civil War Soldier, and the grandson of Am Rev Soldier, Captain John Carter... Jesse's father was Peter Bozeman a soldier in the American Revolution. Lacy and some of the children died in an epidemic. Jesse and his wife's tombstones have been separated by a large tree and the stones are broken. The top of Thomas' monument has fallen to the side but Lacy's monument stands tall. The Carters and Bozemans once owned large plantations here. Peter Bozemans grave was not found ( yet ) In fact Jesse's brother William Henry Bozeman was Kathy's ggg grandfather and his grave is not found ( yet ) A Matthew Stokes married a Mary Campbell who may have connections - they even owned this piece of land at some point.
• Ballard, James Cal of Tennessee (80 KB)
  Father of Annie Clark Ballard Brooks was married to Eudora Craig in Tennessee. Parents of James Ballard were Rowena Densy Baxter and Larken Francis Ballard born about 1830 in Tennessee long before the Trail of Tears began.
• Brooks and Smith of Tennessee (150 KB)
  Another family researcher has a beautiful webpage to share.
• Bond, John Baptist (80 KB)
  Father of Caroline Bond Smith was married to Catherine Stone - Caroline Bond married probably 3 times in Tennessee but her first husband Thomas Smith was the father of Roxanna Smith - Brooks. Notes on this page include Henry Smith, father of Thomas and then the Ballards of North Carolina - Larken Ballard's mother was Kizziah Dickens.
• Tombstones (2 KB)
  Baxley, Holt, Hood, Thornton in "Holtville"  Elmore County
• Pictures and Letters (55 KB)
  James Brooks letter of WWI, pictures and letters
• Lee and Cooper in 1840 Chambers County AL (107 KB)
  Elijah Lee born 1777 married Malinda Phillips and their daughter Sarah F. Lee married Charner P Cooper in Chambers County. Charner's parents were "Alsey" and Andrew Cooper of South Carolina. Charner's son was Levi Benjamin Cooper who ended up working in Hope Hull on a farm owned by Thomas Randolph Carter and married the man's daughter.
• John and Roxanna Brooks families (155 KB)
  listing
• Carter, Thomas Randolph (47 KB)
  Hope Hull visit to find the tombstone of the grandfather of Susie Mae Cooper Brooks and he was the great grandfather of James Edgar Brooks Jr. Father of Thomas was John Wise Carter, the son of Elizabeth Wise and John Carter of South Carolina.
• Tombstones (41 KB)
  Annie Ballard and James Brooks, Susie Cooper, Elijah Lee, several tombstones found in Alabama - located in a beautiful plot behind the Lords Supper at Greenwood.
• Nearby I found my grandpa W Fenn's tombstone and some Bozemans in Greenwood.
• Photos (4 KB)
  Scanned photos of people and their tombstones
• Tombstones (1 KB)
  Annie Ballard and James Brooks, Susie Cooper, Elijah Lee, several tombstones found in Alabama
• Baxter, Rowena Densy (20 KB)
  Grandmother of Annie Clark Ballard Brooks and great great grandmother of Charlie
• Kathy Brooks Kin (38 KB)
  Cochran and Carter, Bozeman and McClain notes
• Thomas Randolph Carter born 1820 SC (6 KB)
  Civil War Records............father of Sarah Elizabeth Carter Cooper ..........grandfather of Susie Mae Cooper Brooks.
• 1786 Marriages (66 KB)
  Peter Bozeman and Sarah Brown were the parents of Jesse and William Henry Bozeman, plus another son named Peter E. Bozeman who married Gilly - This marriage record is in the Diaries of Evan Pugh, a minister found on the 1790 census
• of Darlington, same page with Peter B.
• Partridge, Mary Angeline (4 KB)
  Parents of Angeline were Mildred Smith and George Partridge of Georgia. Her husband was George Thornton of Georgia and his parents were Nancy Katherine Culpepper and Charles Thornton. Nancy's mother was Martha Blackstone born 1814 Georgia, long before the Trail of Tears.
• File (4 KB)
  Files
• Miscellaneous (22 KB)
  Research Notes
• Joe Stephens -Civil War (4 KB)
  Joe and Sarah Mills Stephens of Montgomery had a daughter Alice who married John T Bozeman but she died soon after giving birth to their 4th child.
• Cooper and Lee (49 KB)
  Chambers County Records
• Colonial Records (3 KB)
  Saving a few documents relating to my ancestors.
• Herriford of Virginia (50 KB)
  Mary Josephine Hereferd was the second wife of Thomas Randolph Carter and their daughter was Sarah Elizabeth Carter - Cooper ( mother of Mamaw ). When Thomas died, Mary had him buried by his first wife Lacy Bozeman and their children.
• Cooper in Civil War (86 KB)
  Father of Levi Cooper
• Anderson in Civil War (30 KB)
  Father of Nancy
• Carter in Civil War (9 KB)
  T. R. Carter father of Sarah
• http://www.genealogy.com/users/b/r/o/Kat-Brooks-AL/

• Catherine Crigler's husband (61 KB)
  John Little was born in Kentucky 1843 to Catherine Wright and Hiram Little.
• Baxley Letter 1921 (306 KB)
  Pension Request for James H. Baxley
• John Little's sister named Georgia (252 KB)
  Georgia followed their father to Bosque County Texas
• Charles Weatherford in Alabama 1780 (140 KB)
  They fail to mention he was mixed Scot with Indian Blood and the possibility exists that this man traveled back and forth visiting family in Georgia or Virginia, nobody knows the true facts of his entire life, nor the possibility this man who fathered Red Eagle may also have fathered Catherine Weatherford who married John Wright.
• Fann - Fenn Zachariah (128 KB)
  Virginia born the Fenns ventured into Georgia, into the War of Independence and beginning their plantations.
• Mary Catherine Crigler (323 KB)
  Daughter of Catherine Roby and Abraham Crigler was married to John Wright Little; She was born and died in Bullitt Kentucky. Afer her death John moved their family to Arkanas and soon after, her father followed him. They are Cherokee by blood.
• Fann - Fenn Zachariah (41 KB)
  Virginia born the Fenns ventured into Georgia, into the War of Independence and beginning their plantations.
• Catherine Crigler's daughter Lattie (63 KB)
  Lattie Little about age 16 born Kentucky, Cherokee by blood.
• Fann - Fenn Travis (135 KB)
  Virginia born the Fenns ventured into Georgia, into the War of Independence and beginning their plantations.
• Catherine Crigler's son Bill (84 KB)
  William Little born Kentucky, Cherokee by blood.
• Fann - Fenn Travis (201 KB)
  Virginia born the Fenns ventured into Georgia, into the War of Independence and beginning their plantations.
• Catherine Crigler's son Sam (36 KB)
  Sam Little born Kentucky, Cherokee by blood.
• Fann - Fenn Travis (107 KB)
  Virginia born the Fenns ventured into Georgia, into the War of Independence and beginning their plantations.
• Catherine Crigler's granddaughter Luella (119 KB)
  Lattie Little had Luella in Arkansas - Cherokee by blood.
• Fenn, Travis (104 KB)
  Travis Fenn awarded land in Georgia
• Catherine Crigler's family in Arkansas (39 KB)
  John W. Little with his children
• Luella's husband's tombstone (10 KB)
  Frank Cochran, son of Clora Miller and Jacob Cochran
• Luella's son (23 KB)
  Frankie was born 1927 in Kansas and died in 1996 Alabama
• 1838 Jesse petitions court (173 KB)
  To divide Peter's land

• Alabama Lines (7 KB)
  Joseph Baxley, Andrew Cooper, Elijah Lee, Peter Bozeman, Thomas Carter, John Hill, Michael Stone, John Fenn,
• Chart of my Ancestors (15 KB)
  My Elders
• Gideon Moon of Virginia (23 KB)
  His daughter married Charles McClain
• Frankie Cochran's Kansas families (32 KB)
  His father served in WWI, his brother died in Korea, his grandfather served in the Civil War and some served in the American Revolution. Frankie was one eighth Cherokee blood.
• Kentucky Records (53 KB)
  George Little living near his grown up children and their families, and in laws, and Isaac Coonfield near Clark and Cline
• Weatherford Notes (134 KB)
  Researching my Catherine G. Weatherford of Charlotte, VA a daughter of Charles, who married John Wright in 1811....her descendants named Georgia, have some similiarity with some on this list......
• James McClain 1810 (74 KB)
  buried at Indian Creek Cemetery
• Colonial Documents (55 KB)
  Tracing my ancestors through time
• 1810 census shows Patsey Weatherford (136 KB)
  she has children in the home and could be Catherine's mother - she could also have been a wife of the famous Charles Weatherford; nearby is a younger Charles Weatherford who might have been her son.....Patsey Weatherford is one to be researched.
• Intro (610 KB)
  My Family
• Many Grandfathers in my line (14 KB)
  Cochran, Henderson, Long, Clendenning, Sturgeon of Pennsylvania into Ohio - "Stuff" on my southern grandfathers
• 1811 marriage record of Catherine Weatherford (52 KB)
  Virginia Documents state that her father was Charles Weatherford - scroll down to #76 where Benoni Smith was her surety to marriage - was her father in Alabama with his other family?
• Links (27 KB)
  My Family Study Sheet
• Many Grandfathers in my line (75 KB)
  Cochran, Henderson, Long, Clendenning, Sturgeon of Pennsylvania into Ohio ; Coonfield and Young, Epperson, into Indiana and Arkansas, Roby and Crigler of Kentucky with Simmons and Wells
• Coonfield Lineage (13 KB)
  Finding Isaac Coonfield in Kentucky 1800 so was he born about 1760 or 1770
• My DAR Ancestors (189 KB)
  Several of my grandfathers served in the American Revolution and have been acknowledged by the DAR and Peter Bozeman was just recognized in Jan 2008
• List of Who's Who (56 KB)
  Basic Outline
• Tefft and King Phillip (14 KB)
  Our Tefft Cousins in History
• Crigler of Kentucky (204 KB)
  Abraham Crigler and Lydia had Owen. Owen then named a son Abraham who married Catherine Roby and had Mary Catherine Crigler who later married John Little.
• The Family Tree on the Web (8 KB)
  Rootsweb GED
• John Sweet (104 KB)
  into Rhode Island and Mass.
• Hiram Little born 1821 Kentucky (158 KB)
  The son of Jonas married Catherine Wright ( daughter of Catherine Weatherford) and named a son John Wright Little in 1843. John is later found living with Abraham Crigler because his mother died and Hiram moved to Texas and remarried.
• Annie Fenn and Alice Carter (71 KB)
  Tracing their families from Virginia to Alabama
• Iowa Cochran Families (9 KB)
  Jacob Cochran left Ohio for Iowa Territory
• Reason Roby born Kentucky 1790 (205 KB)
  Abraham Crigler's wife was Mary Catherine Roby, the daughter of Reason and Catherine Simmons Roby. Reason was the son of Lawrence Roby and a lady named "Catherine" who is shown widowed living by Reason in 1820.
• Grandpa McClain (39 KB)
  Charles married Elizabeth Moon about 1750 in Virginia and moved to Spartanburg SC. His son Josiah married Nancy Wood and had James. James married a woman only known as Anna and they are buried at Indian Creek Cemetery in Georgia. Anna's son Josiah Marion McClain had a family in GA, left for the Civil War and never returned. He had a second family in Alabama and one son named Charles born 1886.
• Jacob Benjamin Cochran (88 KB)
  Joined the California Gold Rush, served in the Civil War and was married twice
• Simmons, Catherine's father Jesse born 1753 (254 KB)
  Parents of Catherine Simmons were Jesse and Rachel Wells Simmons from Maryland into Kentucky. Rachels's father was Jacob Wells. Parents of Jesse were Elizabeth Swearengin and Johnathon Simmons of Maryland.
• Miller of Virginia from Ireland (76 KB)
  Parker of New York Indian Country, Sweet and Tefft of Rhode Island 1600

• Peter Edward Bozeman (16 KB)
  grandfather of Lorena Emma Bozeman McClain and he was the great great great grandfather of Kathy.
• Family Tree (8 KB)
  Charlie Brooks family on Rootsweb.com
• Letter by Ethel Bozeman Gibson (9 KB)
  Her life as told to her children
• Peter Edward Bozeman (1 KB)
  Beverly took me to Dublin to locate these tombstones - grandfather of Lorena Emma Bozeman McClain and he was the great great great grandfather of Kathy.
• 1910 Charles McClain (6 KB)
  Kathy's great grandfather on census with his mother, stepfather, his own wife Lorena and baby
• Baxley to Charles Brooks (11 KB)
  Coosa River Cemetery
• Peter Edward Bozeman's Uncle Jesse - Hope Hull (47 KB)
  Beverly took me to Hope Hull to locate these tombstones - plus we found the grave of T R Carter, a great great grandfather to Charlie Brooks. Carter's daughter Sarah married Levi Cooper, the son of Charner Cooper.
• 1920 Charles McClain (61 KB)
  Kathy's great grandfather on census in World War I
• Anderson, Seaborn Montgomery, father of Nancy (16 KB)
  Nancy Jane Anderson married Peter Edward Bozeman in Dublin and they had John Thomas Bozeman who fathered Lorena.
• John Wise Carter's land records (51 KB)
  Father of Thomas Randolph Carter came from South Carolina to Alabama.
• Alabama Research (28 KB)
  So many ended up in Alabama
• Mordecai Bozeman, father of Peter, John, James. (5 KB)
  Mordecai served in the American Revolution with sons Peter and John. Peter moved to Alabama about 1826 while John moved to Mississippi in 1823. James remained in Darlington County SC.
• T R Carter (9 KB)
  Born 1820 served in Civil War, married Jesse's daughter Lacy Bozeman who died in an epidemic then married to Mary Josephine Hereford of Virginia, and had Sarah Elizabeth Carter
• 1 Introduction (286 KB)
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• Civil War Kin (32 KB)
  Several relatives in the war
• Baxley, James H. buried at Coosa River (11 KB)
  Charlie's mom's great grandfather
• Kathy's mom's great great great grandpa Bozeman (5 KB)
  Mordecai Bozeman served in the American Revolution = father of Peter Bozeman who migrated to Hope Hull who also served along with him in the War - they were paid for their services and received land grants in Darlington County South Carolina.
• Much about my relatives (45 KB)
  Kathy's parents and their relations
• Kathy's mom's great great Grandpa Josiah McClain (70 KB)
  Josiah Marion McClain was born in Georgia to Anna and James McClain. Josiah married first to Julia King and had a family in Georgia, then he joined the Civil War in an Alabama Infantry and was with Elizabeth Broadway by 1870 having a son named Charles Allen McClain. Charles and his wife Lorena had a daughter named Alice McClain who married Cecil Carter.
• Census images (26 KB)
  My kin found on census records in 1790, 1800, 1810 and other good stuff
• Genealogy (22 KB)
  Research
• Charner P Cooper (1 KB)
  grandfather of Susie Mae "Mamaw" Cooper Brooks - Charner served in the Civil War and married Sarah F Lee of Chambers County.
• Brooks Family (610 KB)
  Our Relatives